Teachers, professors, and parents are invited to submit posts for publication. Submissions should range from 1000-1500 words and be related to our purpose. Posts should be written for an audience of parents and teachers. See annotated blog post examples below.
Authors are required to secure necessary permissions to post student work, images of students, or school and teacher names; submission of the manuscript indicates the author has secured these permissions.
To submit a post for review, complete this form. You will submit a Google doc and any images you’d like to include through the Google form. The submission file should be named [Author Last Name_Title of Post]. Please include
- a title and byline
- a 1-2 sentence bio
- an image that relates to the content of the post. All images should be original to the author or include copyright permissions or the appropriate Creative Commons license. Images should be shared as .jpg via Google drive (preferably) or attached to the email as a separate file with a file name of [Author Last Name_Title of Post].
- how you heard about Writers Who Care
Authors retain copyright to their work, and, in fact, we encourage authors to consider their posts as single entries into extended conversations on their topics. We hope that authors will revise and expand their work and resubmit it to other publications that contribute to public discourse about writing in schools.
Deadlines for submission: We accept blog submissions on a rolling basis.
Annotated Blog Post Examples
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